| 450.003125 | 470.000000 | 3.125 | FM |
OK, thank you very much. I will try downloading the latest firmware version from EZ scan to see if that helps. And I will turn zeromatic off. When I get a chance I will do these things. Thanks again.
OK. someone else also suggested that. So I will try to download the latest firmware from EZ scan to see if that helps. Maybe it will bring back the missing P2 reception also. Thank you.
Yea, that's too bad about everything being encrypted in Bucks County. Fortunately, when I was in Houston, there is still a lot of unencrypted PD activity in Harris County, and actually in the entire region except for upscale Montgomery County(Conroe Tx.), where all PD, and even many of the school buses are even encrypted. I have noticed a lot of PD encryption in the counties around Philly, except for Chester and maybe Delaware. When it warms up a bit, I am planning to get my free senior bus pass from SEPTA, and then spend some time in the Philly area doing my radio studies. Even despite the encryption, there is still an awful lot of communications to hear, if one knows where to look for it. And south of Philly, along the delaware coast, are great places for monitoring summertime groundwave skip up and down the Atlantic coast. Yes, it's true about the good people on the thread. Even though I studied electronics in my youth, todays super advanced technologies sometimes makes me feel like I just walked out of the jungle! If a radio doesn't work right today, it may just be easier to toss it, and buy another!!😜😜. Well, I am a firm believer in respecting our elders, and so you gain the honor over me, as I am just a ""young"" old man, graduating in 1973, two years younger than you!!!!😊😎
OK. Thanks for the idea. $120 isn't too bad. I might consider that. Although I like the SDS100, the TRX1 does have certain advantages over the SDS100, which is why I bought the second one in the first place. Maybe I'll do that. Thanks!
Well, I got good news and bad news. The good news is that I did a firmware and a database update on my defective TRX1, and now, it DOES receive P2 transmissions, loud and clear. I just wish that I could go back to Texas now to see if it will now receive the P2 TRS of the Texas WARN system, which previously it didn't hear a peep! The bad news is that it is still reading 3.125khz high the frequencies on the UHF band(only). However, when I import from the library systems that are on the UHF(450 Mhz) band, it DOES receive them on their correct frequencies. So...I guess I won't throw this TRX1 in the garbage yet!!
I have somewhat/sort of the same issue with my PSR-800. Try enabling or disabling FlexStep (do the opposite of whatever it is now) and see if that helps.
Yea I did that. It had flexstep enabled when I got it, and so I disabled it, but still no change in the erroneous frequency readout on UHF. Thanks.
jajaja.....OK....Don't worry, I won't throw it out. Several years ago, I threw out (literally), a Uniden BCD436, because it had lost all sensitivity. The only thing I could get was the NOAA station, and that was very weak. I use my radios on a daily basis, quite hard, so I guessed that it had just pooped out! I tried it over a period of several days, and nope, the sensitivity was gone. It wasn't receiving anything...so, to the trash!, just like an old pair of tennis shoes!...That's when I bought my first SDS100.Before you throw it away DM me and I'll pay shipping so you can send it to me
I thought of doing that myself. I would throw a few bucks in.Before you throw it away DM me and I'll pay shipping so you can send it to me
Hey, stop trying to out bid me
Free shipping is not a bid, I really meant, literally, adding on a few bucks🤣.Hey, stop trying to out bid me
